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Kirk Shinkle
Markets have managed to claw back from the worst crisis in decades to rock Wall Street, but nearly everyone is still feeling poorer than just a few years ago.
So where do average investors stand today when it comes to regaining all that lost investment, especially the millions of Americans nearing retirement age? In many cases, they're still digging out.
And how long will it take to recover your losses? Maybe not as long as you think.
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